dgman
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That came out great Randy, my wife would love that as she is a Gator!
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Cool work Pete!
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That's very nice Rick!
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Nice work Dan, it's tough when life gets in the way of your hobby!!
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Lovely work Marg!
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I like it Frank, great job!
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Thanks to this forum - Some Beginning - Non Intarsia Beginner Projects
dgman replied to meflick's topic in Bragging Rights
Great work Melanie! It's good to see you are not settling into just one type of scrolling! -
I'll disagree with you Randy. I started on a bottom feed saw. Used it for two years. I got the DeWalt saw because of the top feeding feature. It didn't take any time before I was proficient in top feeding!
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You don't have an option of just packing tape on top of pattern, no painters tape.
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Nice work Jerry! The Love You is a good seller for me.
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Great cutting Todd, she will defiantly love it!
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Hey Valerie, welcome to the Village! There are a lot of folks here willing to help with answers and advice. Scrolling is a great hobby to help you relax and get away from you're troubles. So, come on in and join the fun!
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Nice work Jerry!
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Great work Kris!
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Beautiful!
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Hey Danny, I don't use saw tooth hangers, I hate them! Instead, I use triangle shaped hangers. When the material used is too thin for screws or nails, I use the E6000. For a larger plaque, I'll use two of the hangers. I use a dab of E6000, enough for it to squeeze through the screw hole in the hanger. You definitely need to give it more than an hour though. I let it set over night. Have never had a failier. Another thing you can do is glue and clamp a thicker cleat to thetop, back of the backer board. Then you can mount what ever you want.
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Wow! Is it full size or scaled down? Impressive work either way!
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Nice work Jerry!
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Hey Rolf, I will probably price them at $35-$40, haven't decided yet.I did not change anything on the pattern. The wood behind the star is just part of the backer board of the overlay. Thanks for your comments, I feel honored!
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Thanks Russell. I have had your pattern on my to do list for a while. I did have a hard time cutting as there are no solid lines to follow. My tired eyes have a hard time with that.As far as a turn out, this is an annual Christmas Botique at a local church that is in its 35th year. The whole town turns out! As far as weather, it is indoors. Thanks again for the pattern!
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Welcome to the Village Peter! Come on in and join the fun!
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I have a two day show next weekend. Got these finished today. The peace Nativity is from a pattern by our very own Birchbark. Cut from 1/2" Cherry. Used FD UR 1&3. The other is called 3-D Nativity Scene from a pattern by Sue Mey in the current issue of Scrowsaw Woodwoorking & Crafts. The overlay is 1/4" Poplar with an 1/8" backer of Mahogany. The stable is 7/8" Mahogany. I used Olson Skiptooth # 2/0 and FD UR 1 for the overlays and FD UR 7 for the stable. All soaked in 50/50 boiled linseed oil and mineral spirits. Then when dry, a topcoat of Deft semi gloss spray lacquer.
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Those are cute Jim!
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Hey, that's nice!
